DANVERS — Hundreds of businesspeople turned out yesterday for the annual Business Expo sponsored by the North Shore Chamber of Commerce. The event featured booths with 100 exhibitors, a panel discussion with local financiers giving their economic forecast and a presentation with college executives on retaining a talented workforce. The event was held at the DoubleTree by Hilton on Ferncroft Road.
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From left, Bob Ryan of Ryan & Wood Distilleries, Anna Kulakowski of East Boston Savings Bank, and Jim Moran of Securitas attend the North Shore Business Expo. Ken Yuszkus/Staff photos From left, Bob Ryan of Ryan & Wood Distilleries, Anna Kulakowski of East Boston Savings Bank, and Jim Moran of Securitas attend the North Shore Business Expo.
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From left are David Lops of Mortgage Financial and Tina Bohondoney and Mary Lou DaSilva, both of North Shore Bank.
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From left, Laurie Fuller, Erik Smith and Chrissy Kulakowski, all of Wayside Trailers, staff their booth at the expo.
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From left, Kristin Noon and Mary Barthelmes, both of the Wenham Museum, and Stephanie Francis and Tala Strauss, students from Gordon College, enjoy a moment at the expo.
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